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Welcome Happy Spring :)))

Happy to be back in putting a blog post just after two and half month. 

This is not a month for rains here as we are heading towards summer in few weeks from now. Surprisingly last four days been raining with thunder and lightning , bringing some chillness to a already pleasant weather. For us in our part of  world Spring starts from yesterday. Spring is a season with message and already Spring flowers started to bloom here and there and buzzing bees are busy in their day to day work hopping from one flower to an other. The drizzle made the flowers to smile and look fresh making us to smile too. 

With the drizzle captured few shots of a tea setting placed on a dry root basket which was removed from a pot. The pink and white table roses added charm to the setting. A big dry rejected root basket in the garden used as a stand for the kettle & cups was a instant idea and looked good as well. 

One can think of having a setting with abandoned things in the garden while having a get- together during Spring/Summer.

















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  1. What a lovely tea time set up! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen

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